Timanfaya National Park (Parque Nacional de Timanfaya) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Timanfaya National Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Tour to Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, and Viewpoint from the Cliff

• Timanfaya, Golfo, Jameos Agua, and Camel Ride (Opt) - Lanzarote

• Timanfaya and Lanzarote Volcano Experience

• Grand Tour Lanzarote Experience: The Landscape Footprint

• Timanfaya, Jameos Agua, and Cueva Verdes - Highlights Lanzarote

Tickets for non-Canarians to visit Timanfaya National Park typically cost €30 for adults and €15 for children ages 7–12 years. Children aged under 7 can enter for free. Canarian adults are €24 and Canarian kids are €12. Lanzarote residents pay €2. Adults and children with disabilities received reduced pricing.

Yes, Timanfaya National Park is worth visiting, as it's home to some of Lanzarote's most dramatic volcanic landscapes, lava fields, and geothermal activity. Many visitors come here to take bus tours through the volcanic terrain, which feature live geothermal demonstrations. Guided tours are a convenient way to combine Timanfaya National Park with other Lanzarote highlights, such as Jameos del Agua and La Geria.

Per one customer who booked the Tour to Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, and Viewpoint from the Cliff, "Everything you would want to see on one tour. Gives you a great overview of the history and geology of the island. Great lunch—plentiful and delicious. Really enjoyed the trip."

Timanfaya National Park is known for its eerily beautiful lava landscapes that stretch along the southwest coast of Lanzarote Island. Formed by centuries of volcanic eruptions, the natural moonscapes feature dormant volcanoes, dramatic craters, and vast lava fields, where you can go hiking, witness geothermal activity, and visit black-sand beaches.

Timanfaya National Park is only accessible by car or coach, and most tours offer hotel pickup and round-trip transport to the park. To reach the main entrance near Yaiza, drive along LZ-2 from Playa Blanca (about 15 minutes), Puerto del Carmen (about 20 minutes), or Arrecife (about 30 minutes).

The most popular thing to do in Timanfaya National Park is driving the Volcano Route, which features incredible views. You can also see geothermal demonstrations at Islote de Hilario, ride a camel through the lava fields at Echadero de los Camellos, and dine at the geothermal El Diablo Restaurant.

Yes, the only way to explore the protected landscapes of Timanfaya National Park is with a guide. Admission to the park includes a guided coach tour of the Volcano Route, but you can also visit on a private or small-group tour that combines the national park with other nearby attractions.

No, it’s not possible to drive your own car through Timanfaya National Park—the only way to access the volcanic landscape is on a guided tour. However, you can drive yourself to the park entrance near Yaiza, then join the next available bus tour departing from the car park.

Yes, exploring Timanfaya National Park is a fun activity for kids of all ages. Children will enjoy seeing the unique landscapes, learning about geysers, volcanic cones, and lava flows, and eating the volcano-cooked food at El Diablo restaurant. Families can also try hiking or taking a camel ride in the park.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Timanfaya National Park. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Lanzarote:

• Jameos del Agua

• Papagayo Beach

• El Golfo

• La Geria

• Jardin de Cactus

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Lanzarote.